Laws, tax changes, consultations and gambling policy.
Lobbying spending shows prediction-market exchanges and casino interests are competing to shape federal rules that could determine whether sports event contracts face state gambling regulation.
DGOJ began meetings with industry associations concerning reform of Spain's gambling law.
Repack platforms offering cash-out mechanics without gambling safeguards could draw regulatory attention and set precedents for how gambling-like products are treated.
Operators and suppliers eyeing Mozambique now face a defined online licensing and compliance regime rather than the previous legal gap.
Traders risk felony charges if they vote in the same election, raising legal exposure for prediction-market platforms.
Operators and suppliers active in Mauritius face a restructured licensing framework and closer tax scrutiny of casino activity.
H2GC forecasts UK offshore turnover reaching £36bn by 2031, with offshore revenue below the regulated market's.
The session signals the Eastern Cape regulator's push for shared accountability between licensees and responsible-gambling bodies as digital channels evolve.
A licensed prediction betting prospect would widen Spanish operators' product set and require regulatory clarity on supervision.
The EU Court of Justice decision allows potential Google liability for illegal gambling advertising on YouTube.
The Dominican Republic's Senate received a proposal covering bingo premises, sports wagering shops and lottery outlets.
Cambodia's CGMC discussed nationwide casino evaluation preparations and second-half regulatory priorities.
BSP guidance seeks stronger anti-money laundering and terrorism-financing controls for casino junket customers.
The figures give operators and investors a first-quarter gauge of regulated betting activity and revenue in Brazil's newly licensed market.
FanDuel and DraftKings argue product-liability rules do not cover their free apps in the Philadelphia lawsuit.
Municipal advertising bans that target only licensed operators could push consumers towards unregulated platforms, the company warned.
Operators should note trade groups told Congress prediction markets threaten regulated gaming and attributed over $1.2bn in lost tax receipts.
Operators should note Massachusetts casino revenue fell 3.6% to $94.2m as table-game revenue declined 7.2% and slots 2%.
Operators should note Kansas casino revenue fell 0.4% to $34.1m as slots rose 2.1% but table-game revenue declined 16.9%.
Regulators should note GRAI's first US regulator agreement, with NGCB, provides a basis for cooperation and sharing regulatory practices.
Source: GRAI (Ireland)
Regulators should note El Salvador's CNAD signed an information-sharing memorandum with Gibraltar's financial services commission, with gaming and prediction markets discussed.
Source: Gibraltar Government press (GRA)
Operators should note the Rockingham casino rezoning dispute reached North Carolina's Supreme Court, centring on who may challenge the decision.
Operators should note a tribal gaming leader warned casinos could lose up to 25% of gaming revenue if prediction markets keep expanding unchecked.
Regulators should note Nepalese lawmakers proposed amendments including a dedicated casino oversight unit plus ownership, disclosure and compliance requirements.
The UAE's rules-first approach and the Wynn resort's opening will shape licensing and compliance expectations for operators and suppliers entering the market.